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New vessel bolsters moves to modernise fishing sector New vessel bolsters moves to modernise fishing sector

New vessel bolsters moves to modernise fishing sector

Initiating an investment plan

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LIBERIA: The commissioning of the first semi-industrial fiberglass fishing vessel in Liberia and delivery of 23 newly constructed fibreglass canoes this week marks the country’s commitment to modernise its fisheries sector.

Massive delivery boosts container handling Massive delivery boosts container handling

Massive delivery boosts container handling

Heavy duty container lifting

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SOUTH AFRICA: A massive reach stacker weighing more than 100 tons has arrived in the country via the Port of Durban to boost container handling at C Steinweg Group’s Johannesburg facility for six months.

Continued investment in new rescue station Continued investment in new rescue station

Continued investment in new rescue station

SOUTH AFRICA: Following the purchase of property in Kei Mouth for R2.3 million in May this year, the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) is...
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Namibia leverages position to capture green fuels market Namibia leverages position to capture green fuels market

Namibia leverages position to capture green fuels market

NAMIBIA: Namibia took a decisive step toward becoming Africa's clean shipping pioneer last week, hosting two high-stakes workshops that...
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Promoting the offshore oil in South Africa Promoting the offshore oil in South Africa

Promoting the offshore oil in South Africa

SOUTH AFRICA: Boasting an extensive history in the offshore oil sector, Niall Kramer has been appointed as the National Spokesperson for the...
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Calling for strategic investment in Africa’s oil future Calling for strategic investment in Africa’s oil future

Calling for strategic investment in Africa’s oil future

The African Energy Chamber (AEC) has called for pragmatic and common-sense approaches to Africa’s oil and gas development at the Wider...
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Pushing the upstream exploration agenda Pushing the upstream exploration agenda

Pushing the upstream exploration agenda

SOMALIA: The Somali Petroleum Authority (SPA) has extended its agreement with TGS to market and license geophysical data covering Somalia’s...
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Bringing a ray of light to maritime South Africa Bringing a ray of light to maritime South Africa

Bringing a ray of light to maritime South Africa

SOUTH AFRICA: AMSOL gathered guests and dignitaries in the Port of Ngqura this week to celebrate the renaming of its tanker Ilitha, highlighting...
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Land reclamation application in the Port of Durban

SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet National Ports Authority is seeking approval to reclaim 22.4 hectares of land within the Port of Durban between the existing Point multi-purpose terminal quay wall and a proposed new Point Container Terminal quay wall.

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